While Bikini Kill and Bratmobile are remembered as the biggest riot grrrl bands, there was a small scene in Britain that is not as celebrated.

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she became a jaw-dropper for female artists yearning to become rock stars. The album was reissued last year as a double-vinyl set by Chrysalis, including B-sides and singles.

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Impressed by her drive, Alice Cooper invited her to open for his band’s 1975 tour ... album introduced a new brash form of rock feminism that didn’t ask permission or say thank you.

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